Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

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BERTRAM B. GOODMAN Silent. as nntht is. and us deep ROY S. MATTHEWS Better be out of the world than out of fashion. LORRAINE BARNABY An L u nest student of the languages SEI MA HOYSETH She might be queen or princess With that renal pose of head. ANGELA SCHUMACHER To be merry best becomes you: For out of question. you were born in a merry hour. LULU WIIBLR P1 owner ity to the man that X entures most to please her. GEORGE E. TUCKER Full of fun and mischief too, Doimz things he shouldnt do. ETHL L JOHNSON Soft peace she brings wherever she arrives. LILLIAN PEARCE A companion that is cheerful.

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WALTER STERNE. President. Not to him who rashly dares, But to him who nobly bears, Is the victor's garland sure. MAYME BROWN. Vice-President. Her very step doth show her independent nuture THOMAS BARGH. Treasurer. I ouxrht to have my own wuy in everything, And what's more I will too GYDA OLSON, Secretary. Her winning smile nnd Rleeful zluncc, Like a beam of surlight fell HEMAN ALLEN Fced me till I want no more. lfudxtel SADIE MCHALE Where inward dignity joins outward state. CLIFFORD JAEDECKE Tender men sometimes have strong wills. ALICE MOODY Like wind in summer sighing, Her voice is low and sweet JOHN MURPHY The burden of this Country and Ireland too. rest-s upon his shoulders: N

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I .,.---.LQ WILL S COOLEY What qhould a man do but be merry ISABELLA PRYOR Whue er she met a -itranprer thcle she left a fnend IRMA ALTSCHWAGER All that 1 ask is but a patient ear. HULDAH FLACK Thro' perils both of mind and limb. - Thro' thick and thin l'll follow him - IDA EGGAN Beauty s best companion-modesty. HERBERT DEVINE fx- The great, the wealthy fear thy blow HILMER GELLEIN An open book is his best friend. JANIE BREWER Fashioned so slcnderly. MINNIE HEGDAHL Of gengle gioul, to the human race, a friend,